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Jade Bamboo Culture Plaza / Urbanus

Before the launch of large-scale urban construction Shenzhen was formerly hilly country. Today, it is difficult to see the original landform distinguished from the even city pattern. The Jade Bamboo Garden, which has insufficient connections with the surrounding streets, is one of the few areas partly retaining the original landform and vegetation in the urban center.

The north entrance of the Jade Garden needs to share the remaining land after development of some high-class residential area to actualize a connection with the north roads. After negotiating with the government, the developer agreed to designate the area for urban public space. As compensation, the government agreed to build 50 parking spaces for the developer underneath this public square.

The site has an irregular shape, and the altitude difference of the slope from north to south is almost 13 meters. The semi-open square connected with the city towers above the streets ground about 3 meters above the street. The design keeps the former hilly landform of the site, using traditional form of the Chinese courtyards to create bamboo islands throughout. Such space allows not only the children to play hide-and-seek and other games, but also the old people to play chess, Tai Chi and to perform community music. Starting from the northeast corner of the courtyard, an outdoor corridor shape, like a broken line is built along the existing retaining wall, climbing sinuously on the hillsides, leading to the peak, and extending to the new entrance of the park. There is a series of triangle spaces between the corridor and the wall, redefining the east boundary of the park. Within these defined spaces, bamboo, flowers and trees are mixed together to form amazing Chinese painting pieces. Walking in the corridor, one step together with one scene – the series of spatial experience is the essence of the traditional Chinese garden. 观前线

The uplifted corridor cuts the narrow slope into several cultivated terraces with various shapes. Flowers, grass, and crops planted on the terraces encourage local residents and children to come and experience the fun of planting, while the public was led to participate in creating and protecting the community environment as far as possible.

Jumping from the bustle of city life to the rural practice and leisure activities in the bamboo grove shows people’s desire of returning to the countryside and being away from the maddening crowd. This spiritual return creates a link between the traditional nature and the modern city. The Jade Cultural Square is a modern Chinese garden that not only brings people experiences of serenity, but also witnesses and commemorates the original natural environment of the City of Shenzhen.

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    推出大规模的城市建设深圳前原丘陵的国家。今天，它是很难看原始地貌区别于甚至城市格局。玉竹花园，它有足够的连接与周围的街道上，是部分保留了原有的地貌和植被在城市中心的少数几个领域之一。

     玉园北入口需要共享剩余的土地后，一些高档住宅区域发展的具体连接北道路。与政府谈判后，开发商同意指定区域城市公共空间。作为补偿，政府同意建立50个停车位，为开发这个市民广场下方。

      该地有一个不规则的形状，从北到南的斜坡高差近13米。半开放式的广场，与市区相连塔街道地面约3米以上的街道之上。设计使前丘陵地貌的网站，采用传统的形式建立竹岛整个的中国庭院。这样的空间允许的不仅是孩子们玩捉迷藏和寻求和其他游戏，而且老人们可以下棋，打太极和执行社区音乐。从东北角庭院，室外走廊形状，像断了线的建成沿现有挡土墙，山坡上攀登弯曲，通向顶峰，并延伸到新的公园门口。有一系列的走廊和墙壁之间的三角空间，重新定义了公园的东部边界。这些定义的空间内，竹子，花草树木被混合在一起，形成惊人的中国画作品。走在走廊上，一步一个场景- ​​空间体验的一系列中国传统园林的精髓。观前线

     隆起走廊切断狭窄的坡路成各种形状的一些耕地梯田。花，草，露台上种植的作物，鼓励当地居民和儿童前来体验种植的乐趣，而带队参加公众尽可能地创造和保护社区环境。

从喧闹的城市生活，到农村的做法和休闲活动竹林跳，显示了人民的愿望，回到农村，远离尘嚣。这种精神的回报，传统性和现代城市之间创建一个链接。玉文化广场是一个现代的中国园林，不仅给人们带来了宁静的经验，但也见证和纪念深圳市原有的天然环境。

Architects: URBANUS Architecture & Design Inc.
Location: Shenzhen, China
Design Director: Meng Yan
Project Manager: Xing Guo
Designers: Ding Yu, Wu Kaimao, Liao Zhixiong
Client: Luohu Development & Reform Bureau, Shenzhen
Site Area: 6,870 sqm
Design Period: 2005-2006
Construction Period: 2008-2009
Photographs: Meng Yan
建筑师：URBANUS都市实践建筑设计公司
地点：中国深圳
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土地面积：6,870平方米
设计时间： 2005-2006年
项目建设期：2008-2009
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